L Death Note Necklace

UCHIHASTORE LTD

£14.99

Elevate your accessory game with the L Death Note Necklace , a stunning tribute to the iconic series that fans adore. Crafted from high-quality titanium steel, this necklace not only showcases durability but also exudes a sleek and modern aesthetic that complements any outfit. Key Features: Material: Made of robust titanium steel, ensuring longevity and resistance to tarnish. Pendant Size: Measures 3.9 x 2.8 cm, striking the perfect balance between boldness and subtlety. Chain Type: Features a comfortable rope chain that enhances the pendant's appeal. Chain Length: Adjustable length of 45 + 5

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